THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1942
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE TWO
Rands home Sunday. Mrs. Holmboe
Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell is spending ed a pay luncheon.
C. C. Christiansen of Hermiston
Miss Elaine Fisher underwent an is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Healy.
this
week
in
Portland.
She
drove
spent the past week end in Portland.
Miss Angela DeMauro and Corp.
operation for appendicitis Thursday
Bernie Kaivisto were united in mar
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hendricks left down with Wayne Lindner who was night.
The H. E. C. women served dinner riage in Pendleton by the Presbyter
Tuesday to make their home in Boise. here for the week end visiting his
the Grange hall Friday evening, ian minister. The bride wore a
in
parents,
as
his
father
is
ill.
H. E. Skala of LaGrande was a
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox motored
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hedwall, for- with a booster program following. gown of black Jersey. Miss Gerald
business caller in town Wednesday.
to Walla Walla Saturday night to
Helen Ekker had charge of the ine Healy was maid of honor and Ray
merly of Hermiston but now of Aber Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch visited in spend Sunday there.
program which was as follows: His Granquist was best man. The couple
deen,
Wash.,
are
the
proud
parents
of
Pendleton Saturday night at the Tof-
tory of the Grange by Minnie McFar was chiarvaried Sunday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Warden were a baby boy, born October 15. He has ____
land : _____
Halowe’en number by five small a great number of friends who wish
fer home.
business visitors in Walla Walla last been named Larry Frederick and is boys: solo by Ora Ely; reading by them every happiness.
Mike Healy reports that a yellow
Crystal Barlow: song by the grade
Saturday.
their second child. _ — - .
school girls; recitation by Beverly transparent apple tree in his back
Ellis Coxen is in Heppner for a
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McIntyre were Harter; duet by Helen Ekker and Er- yard that was planted last fall now
few days visiting at the home of his business callers in Hermiston Wed- na Skoubo: reading by Galen Jones; has a second crop of apples on it.
aunt. Mrs. Berle Coxen..
was a _ piona solo
by Marvin Walpole and
nesday afternoon. 1 Mr. McIntyre
.
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Mrs. R. L. Woolley and Mrs. O. O. here to represent the state in a case i some
moving pictures
BIG CROP GOALS
a very largo
Felthouse were in Pendleton on bus tried before Justice of Peace E. P.
Nov. 6-7 iness last Saturday.
Fri.-Sat.
FOR 1943 TO BE
Dodd.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Morgan were
Lemuel Pursinger of Kennewick,
past
week.
Mrs.
Haufman,
who
waas
assisted
Boardman
visitors
the
NEEDED FOR WAR
KILLERS. CLUES, and KISSES!
Wash., is here visiting at the home by co-hostesses Mrs. P. Hollomon and
Miss Lois Messenger of The Dalles
and
Roy
of his cousins, Ray, Frank
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse served 23 ladies spent the week end at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chaffee of Eu
With an army of 10 million men in
Null.
of the Methodist church at an all day gene spent a few days at the Chaffee
the offing, it is understandable why
Ellis Coxen, son of Mr. and Mrs. meeting of the W. S. of C. S. The home.
i Roy Coxen of Hermiston, and now afternoon was spent working on tea
A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. 1943 farm production goals calling
| serving with the navy, is home on a towels.
Leslie Packard was held Saturday for a food output even greater than
night at the Grange. Mr. and Mrs. this year’s record total will be needed
ten day furlough.
H. L. Payne, who recently sold the
Capt. and Mrs. H. Iverson and son Hermiston Dairy to Olyn Hodge, left Packard will leave soon for Portland reports R. B. Taylor, chairman of the
where they will make their home. The
Dean arrived Tuesday and spent un Tuesday evening for Galax, Virginia, Packards lived on the Boardman pro Oregon USDA war board.
Selective service and army officials
in
til Friday visiting their friends
to visit his parents, two brothers and ject for 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. How
indicate
that America’s armed forces
ard
Packard
and
daughter
of
Hermis
Hermiston.
two sisters. He plans to be away for ton attended the party. They will al
Patriotic - Men of the Sky
will number about 10 million men by
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor left Sat about three weeks.
Cartoon - Brave Little Bat
so move to Portland soon.
the end of 1943. The food require
urday night for Portland where they
Word has been received here from
Donald Ford spent the week end
ments of an army of that size will
Nov. 8-9 will tend to business. They expect to Don Baehne that he is now stationed in The Dalles.
Sun.-Mon.
take
a large share of the nation’s food
return
Tuesday
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harter
and
family,
at Camp San Luis Obispo, Calif., and
LOU
BUD
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Patterson of likes his work fine. He does state, Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, Bob Smith, Mr. production. This required produc
Gooding, Idaho, came Monday to visit however, that it isn’t always “sunny Lechner and Mrs. LaMarr and daugh tion is recognized as a national task
ter spetn Saturday shopping in Her in which farmers will need full sup
! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carson California” and has rained much of miston.
Linder.
Mrs. John Partlow and infant port in meeting labor and other prob
the time since he arrived there.
returned home from The lems.
A. W. Behrman, Hermiston jewel-
Erma Olson of Hermiston is now daughter
“One day's rations for such an ar
I er, left Saturday for Seatatle and employed by the Columbia Aircraft Dalles Wednesday.
shower honoring Mrs. Jesse Low my will take almost 41 million pounds,
I Spokane on business. He planned to as an aviation sheet metal worker. er A was
VIRGINIA BRUCE /=
held at the home of Mrs. Eva
or 815 carloads of food,” Taylor said.
: buy merchandise for his store.
She had been enrolled at the NYA Warner Friday afternoon. Many use
and
“That’s food in concentrated forms—
Rev.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Pierson
of
ful
gifts
were
received
by
Mrs.
Low
Pendleton,
She
Resident
Center
in
Those Sensational Harmony Hits
canned, dried and dehydrated—that
er.
Seattle
came
Wednesday
to
visit
over
THE FOUR INK SPOTS
also was enrolled in the NYA war
Mrs. Glen Mackan spent the week can be shipped to the fighting fronts.’’
the week end at the home of their training classes.
end with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mack
Popeye Cartoon - Many Tanks
Oregon’s entire 1942 pork produc
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pierson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee of an and family.
Unusual Occupations
tion would do little more than supply
The
Inland
Cooperative
announces
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Smith
have
re
Sunday
afternoon
Prineville
were
News Reel
that they have acquired a 112 Che guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ceived word that their son Charles a week’s meat rations for America’s
been transferred from Denver to projected 1943 army, points out Tay-
day
November 10 vrolet truck to facilitate delivery ser O. O. Felthouse. The McAtees were has
Florida. •
I lor. The daily food requirements for
vice.
DOUBLE FEATURE
enroute home from Prosser where
Russell Miller and Bob Miller went |
Miss Phoebe Waite of Seattle is they had visited their daughter and to the mountains Tuesday to hunt. 110 million men, based on the army’s
I visiting here with her cousins, Mrs. family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeMauro have menu for expeditionary force No. 1.
moved to town into the house they re will include 9,355,000 pounds of meat
Georgia Henderson and Mrs. C. E.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schinderling cently purchased.
and meat substitutes, 4,654,000 lbs.
Baker. She will be here for three are being congratulated upon the
J. F. Barlow passed away very of dairy products, 738,000 lbs. of cer-
weeks or more.
birth of a baby girl weighing 7 pounds suddenly at his home Monday night.
Aviation Cadets Ray Hollomon and and 5 ounces born Saturday in the
Mr and Mrs. LaMar and daughter eals, 7,345,000 lbs. of of vegetables,
Fay left Tuesday night for Everett 5,908,000 lbs. of fruits and 12,764,000
Leroy McCluey, taking C.P.T. at St. Anthony
hospital. The little to
see their daughter and infant lbs. of other foods.
Lewiston, Idaho, spent the week end Miss has been named Darlene Joyce.
Food for the army comes first, and
at the home of Ray’s parents, Mr. Mrs. Schinderling will be remembered dauther.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Flocks spent unless farm production can be in
and Mrs. Preston Hollomon.
Sunday
st
the
Ed
Kunze
home.
as Miss Lillie Moyer.
creased proportionately, less food
Mrs. D. E. Lambert and Mrs. M.
Joyce Evans entertained 27 guests | Friends and acquaintances of Rus-
Evans motored to Walla Walla Fri- at a Hallowe’en masquerade. party el Lee DeMarro of Boardman may be
day afternoon. Mrs. A. H. Patrick Saturday evening at the home of D. interested to know that he is employ-.
1 as a welder's helper in the Oregon
and son Allison returned with them E. Lambert. Games, prizes, horns hin ya rds at 95c per hour. He has
Joan DAVIS • Jinx FALKENBURG
to spend the week end.
and refreshments were enjoyed dur been enrolled in the NYA Resident
Joan WOODBURY
Mrs. Mervyn Evans and Joyce ing the evening. Helping serve were Center in Pendle ton. and attended the
ainin classes including
moved to Walla Walla Wednesday to Mrs. Lambert. Mrs. A. H. Patrick of
>. BRENDA and COBINA
the supervision of the
live with Mrs. A. H. Patrick and son. Walla Walla. Mrs. Wm. Englert and
28 4%
!L t n vocational school
Mr.
Patrick
expects
to
be
called
to
at
Wed.-Thurs.
Nov. 11-12
M i s. Evans.
tend a glider training school shortly.
DOUBLE FEATURE
(Held from last week)
OASIS THEATRE
Free Estimates
All Labor Guaranteed
RAY LOOSVELDT
Licensed Plumber
Plumbing & Heating Contractor
Phone 2381
Hermiston
tawarpresonr.® was
7
will be available for civilians, the war
board chairman explains. Farmers
are willing to do their job, he believes,
but they will need more help. Farms
will probably lose additional men to
the armed forces and to war indus
tries next year, hence city dwellers,
women and school children will have
to give even more help than they did
this year and other labor aids will be
needed if production goals are to be
met.
1943 PHOSPHATE
NOW AVAILABLE
Umatilla county farmers who want
to obtain phosphate under the 1943
AAA program for use this fall should
place their order immediately with
the county AAA office, A R. Cop
pock. chairman of the county AAA
committee, announced this week.
Cost of the phosphate will be de
ducted from 1943 AAA production
practice payments earned by the
grower, the chairman explained. De
duction rates will be $25 a ton. Mr.
Coppock also pointed out that prac
tice payment rates for application of
phosphate under the 1943 program
have been increased to compensate for
the increased cost of the material.
While the county committee is
hopeful of obtaining additional ship
ments for distribution next spring,
there is no assurance that phosphate
will be available after the first of the
year, because of the extreme short
age of commercial fertilizer mater
ials.
•THE FLEET
(,5omeun..)
wot
Minnie McFarland and Effie
CHARMER GEAPYEI
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
Hermiston
Barber Shop
WELL EQUIPPED TO
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
JED PROUTY
DOROTHY MOORE
CHARLES LINO
t
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston
GROCERY
SPICIALS
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
IVORY SOAP
Mm. Margaret Thorpe
Mis. Selina LaLonde and two child- |
ren left last week for their home ir. !
Hollywood after a three months visit |
with friends.
Mrs. Mefford and her sister visit- I
id for several days with Mrs. Mef-
ford’s two daughters, Mrs. L.
and Mrs. Ed Barlow.
A farewell party for Mrs. Morri-
■ >n was held in the Grange hall Tues-
day afternoon.
|
The H. E. C. met at the home of !
Mi s. Ely Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Miller, Mrs. Lilly and Mrs. Ely serv-
KRISPY
¡CRACKERS
2 lb. box 326
Crisco
25(*
Liquid, pt. 25c, qt. 43c the digestible short’ning
6 cans 47É
3 lb. can 750
3 med. bars 19c
MILDEX Bleach, full strength, qt. 14c, 1/2 gal.
AEROWAX Self-Polishing
were in Hermiston on
BOARDMAN NEWS ' Bullock Wednesday.
large pkg. 23:
4 reg. bars 17
P & G SOAP
large pkg. 23c
IVORY SNOW
Ige. pkg. 25c
DUZ, the new granulated soap
WAKOTA FLOUR, Bbl. $7.49
49 lb. bag $1.89
BISCUIT MIX, Fisher’s
pkg. 35c
. Ige. pkg. 230
CAKE FLOUR, Peach Blossom
PANCAKE FLOUR. Wakota Special. I lb. bag 25c
BUCKWHEAT FL’R, Aunt Jemima, Ige. pkg 270
CRANBERRY SAUCE. Reliance 17 oz„ 2 cans 37°
GRAPEFRUIT, Reliance No. 2‘s
3 cans 54c
WAX BEANS, Reliance No. 2‘s
3 cans 63d
2 cans 31e
TOMATOES, Emporium No. 21
IVORY FLAKES
SNOWDRIFT
I 3 lb. can 75c
G0XYDOL
large pkg. 23c
' CAMAY
Jbe Soap
of beaulijul
Women
CAMAY
3 bars
210
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busi-
ness
Kenneth Nait, Glen Nait. Addie
Jacobson and son Paul of Portland
spent a few days at the Harter home
while pheasant hunting.
Mrs. Art Allen left Tuesday for
Spokane where she will undergo a
minor operation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pruter were in
Pendleton on business Monday.
Miss Ernestine Nichols of Great
Falls, Montana, arrived Sunday to
teach in high school. This now com-
pletes the school faculty.
Mr. Lechner went to Hermiston on
business Tuesday night.
Don Baker spent a few days in
Portland, for some dental work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Partlow are the
parents of a 6 12 pound baby daughter
born Sunday, October 18. The baby
was born on Mrs. Partlow's birthday
and was named Susan Ann.
Miss Lois Messenger spent the
week end at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Messenger.
Charles Anderegg and Bob Har
wood went deer hunting Wednesday.
They brought home two bucks, one 5
point and one three point.
The faculty members motored to
Baker Wednesday where they attend
ed institute.
W. A. Baker motored to Baker
Thursday where he visited friends
and attended to some business.
Mrs. Flossie Coates was brought
home from the hospital Sunday where
she has been for four months with a
broken leg.
Rav Brown’s father from Walla
Walla is visiting at the Brown home
for a few days. Mr. Brown reports
that Walt Cochran, a former resident
of the Boardman project, is foreman
on a government project in W alia
Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Slavin are home
again after spending the summer in
Wallowa.
Guests at the Wilson home the past
week were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spaun-
haven and daughter Opal. Mrs- Ethel
Chadler and son Bob of Sacramento.
Phyllis Wilson and Jack and Jimmy
Bies of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Montague of Eight Mile.
A bridal shower was held Friday
in honor of Miss Angela DeMauro at
the home of Mrs. Mike Healy. Many
lovely gifts were received.
Mr. and Mrs. James Garrison and
son arrived from Portland Saturday
night to visit at the Chas. Anderegg
home. Mr. Garrison and Mr.Ander-
egg went deer hunting early Sunday
monä-Anderecg left Monday for
Portland where he will stay for some
t "Buster Rands came home from
Boise Wednesday to spend a few days
pheasant hunting. He returned the
first of the week to his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Rands and
daughter Donna Jane were in Board-
man Fridav. Mr Rands returned to
his home Saturday. Mrs. Rands and
Donna Jane went on to Walla Walla.
returning Sunday.
Henry Graves and Ed Kunze went
deer hunting Wednesday, They each
brought home a buck.
« Richard Holmboe of
d at the Healy and
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